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The Wingham Advance Times, 1995-10-04, Page 7WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4,199S Mustangs take two of three from ears> y, JIM BROWN The Advance -Times The Madill Mustangs girls bas- ketball teams took two of three games from the visiting Seaforth Golden Bears last Wednesday af- ternoon. The senior and junior Mustangs were vic.orious while the midget Mustangs played their first game of the season and ended up on the short side of the final score. The senior Mustangs exploded for 20 points in the final quarter to post a 45-31 decision over the Golden Bears. Madill held a 17-15 lead at half- time and were ahead by a slim 25- 23 margin at three-quarter time. The victory evened the senior Mustangs Huron County league record at 1-1. Coach Steve Merner said the team's system is complicated, so it will take a while for the players to get used to it. BOWLING Monday Night Men's League (Monday, Sept. 25) Standings: Stone Rollers, 70; Volts, 61; King Pins, 46; Boat People, 40; Matadors, 31.5; Gophers, 22.5. Weekly Results: Stone Rollers, 27; Volts, 21.5; King Pins, 21; Matadors, 9.5; Boat People, 9; Gophers, 3. High Singles: Rod Hickey, 319; Rick Hill, 281. High Triples: Rod Hickey, 774; Rick Hill, 693. Top 10 Averages: Rod Hickey, 257; Rob McKenzie, 227; Joe Brophy, 211; Wayne Doerr, 216; Dave Nes- bitt,,214; Carl Good, 208; Rick'Hill, 204; Jim Steffler, 202; Terry Swei- ger, 202; Roger Irvine, 199. Bluevale Thursday Mixed League • (Thursday, Sept. 28) Standings: Paul's, 21; Doug's, 16; Kay's, 15; Susanne's 14; Jeffs, 12; Steve's, 6. High Single (hdcp): Women - Tra- cey Carter, 387; Winnie Boyd, 294; Kay McCormick, 278. Men - Paul Robinson, 302; Jeff Layton, 267; Jim Thompson, 264. High Triple (flap; Women - Tracey c rter, 67T ", Joheng Mink, .572 W nice Boyd, 563. Men -Mie Darling, 616'; Paul Robinson, 602; Wayne Fis- cher, 595. High Triple (hdcp): Women - Tra- cey Carter, 827; Nancy Thompson, 744; Winnie Boyd, 737. Men - Paul Robinson, 743; Wayne Fischer, .718; Jeff Layton, 692. 200+ Games: Tracey Carter, 337, 213; Paul Robinson, 255; Jim Thompson, 245; Mike Darling, 238, 219; Winnie Boyd, 236; Jeff Layton, 230; Johanna Brak, 220; Kay McCor- mick, 217; Wayne Fischer, 211; Earle O'Neil, 210; Kevin Hickey, 209, 208. Saturday, Sept. 30 Srnurfs 25+ games: Amy Scammell, 55; Amanda Darlow, 41; Emma Darling. 64; Katie Darling, 75; Nicole Thompson, 67; Kathleen Johnston, 56; Tem McKee, 52; Edan Walker, 38. Bantams 75+ games: Brandy McKee, 83; Jen- ny Kraemer, 96, 75; Jamie Benning- er, 82, 107; Greg Willits, 131, 107; Brandi Thompson, 95, Melissa Nes- bitt, 117, 93; Melinda Darlow,87; Terri Benninger, 96; Lindsay Willits, .75; Sheldon McKee, 78, 100; Jackie Sewers, 105, 159; Ashley Wilson, ,.87, 82; Krystal Kraemer, 77, 89; •Kyle Schlosser, 107; Sean Brophy, 107', 133; Patrick Nesbitt, 146, 123; Chad Carter, 133; Curtis Schlosser, 89; Deric Kruse, 87; Justin Sewers, 166; August Voisin, 110; Richard Dutton, 78. 103; Adam Brophy, 117, 79; Eric Skinn, 151, 189; Brett Skinn, 107, 150; Dustin Wickens, 87; 87; Jonas Whytock, 111. 87; Dustin Fear, 119. 110. Juniors 125+ games: Jordan Rhodes, 168, 149, 161; Tim Barfoot, 133. 148; Chad Skinn, 127; Chrissy Adams, 135; Kris Wickens. 129; Sandy Gup- till, 131. 128; Nora Voisin, 128, 126: Garrett Yorke, 126. 195, 166; An- drew Scammell. 143, 146; James Visser, 153. 158; Trevor Hickey, 127, 156. 172; Ryan Wickens. 209, 173, 278; Jim Black. 173, 129. 152. Seniors 150+ games: Jeremy Hickey. 158, 201, 198. He added that Seaforth is the second fastest team in Huron - Perth, behind his Mustangs. Because of the Mustangs speed they were able to wear out the Golden Bears in the first three pe- riods, before erupting for 20 points in the fourth quarter. Angie Huber paced the Madill offence with a 14 -point effort. Mary Lisle contributed 10 points and Sandra Murphy hooped eight points. Cheryl Thompson had six points for Seaforth. The junior Mustangs jumped into a 6-0 lead early in the first pe- riod, but were fortunate to be in front by a 13-10 margin after one ,period. Despite trailing throughout the contest, the Seaforth juniors never gave up, and came close to pulling out a victory. With the junior Mustangs hold- ing a 36-26 lead going into the fi- nal period, coach Chris Coulthard gave starting centre Andrea Hiller a rest. Seaforth got to within three .points of the Mustangs, so' Hilder went back into the game. Seaforth pressed in the final minute, ended up stealing the ball but were unable to hoop the tying basket. The Mustangs led 23-18 at half- time and were in front 36-26 going into the final period. Hiller paced the Madill victory with a 301point performance. The junior Mustangs improved their league record to two wins. Mi- chaela Johnston hooped five points for Madill. Samantha Lansink hooped a dozen points for Seaforth with Kass Murray adding 10 'points. The Golden Bears took the mid- get contest, 29-15 over the Mus- tangs. Natalie Torrie hooped eight points for Madill with Chrissy Kerr adding six points. Caralie McCall had. 10 points for Seaforth. The.:;girls were in Clinton on ..41,Monday for a.triple-headerkagainst. the Central HTfro'nlRednien: wo holding numerous clinics The Western Ontario Athletic Association (WOAA) is conduct- ing coaches, referees, and trainers clinics during this month and in November. Coaches clinics A two-day coaches clinic will be held Oct. 14-15 at the Lucknow Arena. The clinic will run from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. To regis- ter or for additional information, contact Dave Black at 528-2107 (home) or 528-3002 (arena). A clinic will be held in Clinton, Oct. 21-22, at the Clinton Arena. To register or for additional infor- mation contact Jeff Gautreau at 482-9793 (home). • A clinic will be held at the Southampton Arena on Oct. 28- 29. To register or for additional in- formation contact Ted Quennell at 797-5111 (work) or fax at 797- 5134. The alternate contact is Lorne Currie at 797-3418 (home). A clinic on Nov. 4-5 will be held at the Milverton Arena. To register or for additional informa- tion contact Rob Perry at 595- 4932 (home) or 595-8375 (work). A clinic on Nov. 11-12 will be held at the Mount Forest high school. To register or for addition- al information contact Adam Jong - kind at 323-1623 (home). Registration fee for each clinic Please see THREE/14 Western Junior 'C' Friday, Oct. 6 - Wingham Ironmen at Walkerton Blackhawks, 8:30 p.m. W lkerton Arena, Walkerton. Friday, Oct. 6 - Brussels Bulls at Kincardine Bulldogs, 8:30 p.m. David- son Centre, Kincardine. Sunday, Oct. 8 = Wiarton Wolves at Wingham Ironmen, 2 p.m. Lock - ridge Memorial Arena, Wingham. Sunday, Oct. 8 - Mount Forest Patriots at Brussels Bulls, 2 p.m. Brus- sels -Morris -Grey Community Centre, Brussels. A Tourney champs...Madill Mustangs won the first Madill junior boys volleyball tournament on the weekend. Team members include (front) Ean Moffat, John Martin, Adam Lawrence, Andrew Exel, Mike Nolan, Matt Smith, and Tom Collins; (back) coach Audrey Bos, Greg Montgomery, Cory Bragg, Patrick Nolan, Steve Carter, Kevin Schill, Jeff Martin, and Gabe Stewart. Madill claims own tournament title Ten teams competed in the first Madill invitational junior boys volleyball tournament held on the weekend. The Madill Mustangs captured the initial championship, outlast- ing Stratford St. Michael's in three games. After winning the first game of the final, 15-8, the Mustangs were unable to pull out the victory in game two as St. Michael's re- bounded for a 15-12 decision. The Mustangs came out spiking, espe- cially power hitters Andrew Exel and Mike Nolan, in the deciding game, and cruised to a 15-6 win. Yn semi-final play, the Mustangs took two from North Middlesex of Parkhill, 15-4 and 15-13, while St. Michael's downed St. Marys, 15- 13 and 15-12. Competing in Pool `B' the Mus- tangs won every game in the round-robin, opening the competi- tion by sweeping Listowel 15-3• and 15-3. Madill also defeated Wi- arton 15-6, and 15-6; St. Marys 15-2 and 15-8; and Walkerton 17- 15, 15-8. St. Marys was second in the pool, beating Wiarton 15-7 and 15-12; Walkerton 15-5 and 15-3 and splitting with Listowel 15-13, and 11-15. St. Michael's took top honors in Pool 'A' by beating Chesley 15-7 and 15-6, and Seaforth 15-0 and 15-6, and split with North Mid- dlesex 10-15 and 15-1 and Kincar- dine? -15 and 15-10. North Middlesex was runner-up in the pool, defeating Chesley 15- 12 and 15-10; and Seaforth 15-1 and 15-7; and splitting with Kin- cardine 15-5 and 8-15. Kincardine defeated Seaforth and split with Chesley in Pool 'A' play. Chesley downed Seaforth, and ' Seaforth was winless in the tourney. In Pool 'B' play Wiarton defeat- ed Listowel and split with Walker- ton, Listowel defeated Walkerton, and Walkerton just won a single game. In a I6 -team tournament in Guelph, the week before, the jun- ior Mustangs finished in the top eight. Ninety athletes run invitational meet 1 1 1 Pee Wee girls win Tri -County crown The Wingham Legion Pee Wee girls capped a successful 1995 sea- son last Wednesday by capturing the Tri -County Pee Wee girls soft- ball title. The girls defeated Brussels 4-0 to win the championship series, two gameso on9. The Pee Wees finished the season a record of 17 wins, five losses and one tie. Wingham jumped into a 3-0 lead in the fourth inning on a triple by Marianne Pike, a walk to Jor- danna Welsh, and doubles by Chrissy Kerr and Terry Lynn Schell. The Pee Wees added an insu- rance run in the seventh on a walk to Kerr and a triple by Schell. Kerr also pitched the shut out on the mound, allowing three hits and striking out 17. In the first game of the series, Jaime Baynton hurled a four -hitter and fanned 17 as Wingham edged Brussels 3-2. Brussels rebounded to win game two, 7-6 in eight in- nings to stretch the series to the limit. Baynton had 16 strike outs and allowed 11 hits in taking the setback. Earlier, Wingham had defeated Bluevale in two' straight games, and Belgrave in a hard-fought three -game series to advance to the final. Team members included Chrissy Kerr, Jaime Baynton, Ter- ry Lynn Schell, Marianne Pike, Melanie Carter, Jordanna Welsh, Patty Heibein, Kate Lane, Heather Lane, Shannon Thompson, Kim Schedler, Dana Davies, and Mi- chelle Bailey. The coaches were • Bill Kerr, Ray Baynton, and Bruce Schell. Ninety runners from southwest- ern and mid -western Ontario com- peted in the invitational Madill cross-country meet last Wednes- tj day afternodlra under sunny, warm " conditions. The junior girls team of Kara Pepper, Susan Bieman, Denise Millen, and Nicole Waechter took first place honors in a tightly fought battle with Lambton Cen- tral. The strong junior. boys team also placed first as Dennis Lub- bers, John Deyell, Aaron Barrie, Adam Schiestel, and Jason Pritch- ard all placed in the top 10. Sjaan Gerth took the midget boys individual title as he finished the race over half a minute ahead of the runner-up. The next meet for the Mustangs will be today in Dorchester. Midget Girls - 3km Rae Lynn Pellet; 6th, 15:01.46 min- utes; Heather Ballagh, 15th, 17:28.53; Kendra Kolkard, 18th, 19:14.46; Ken- dra Moffatt, 20th, ' 19:34.29. Third' place team. Junior Girls - 44km Kara Pepper, 4th, 19:25.57 minutes; Susan Bieman, 5th, 20:00.71; Denise Millen, 9th, 20:48.78; Nicole Waech- ter, 13th, 2.1:53.16; Michelle Freibur- ger, 18th, 22:24.18; Lesley Pike, 19th, 22:58.75; Victoria .Waechter, 20th, 23:07.02; Corrie Kranenburg, 21st, 23:16.51. First place team. Senior Girls- 4.9km Tasha Mayer, 4th. 22:31 minutes; Julie Lisle, 5th, 22:46; Jen Fenton, 10th, 25:25; Simone Bleeker, 17th, 28:14. Second place team. ,Midget Boys - 4.9km Sjaan Gerth, 1st, 18:16.01 minutes; Jamie Good, 4th, ,19:14.35; Randy Armstrong, 37th, 25:00.52; Rob Hill, 42nd, 30:14.16. Fourth place team. Junior Boys - 6km Dennis Lubbers, 4th, 22:23.71; John Deyell, 5th, 22:32.84; Aaron Barrie, 7th, 23:47.45; Adam Schiestel, 9th, 24:02.12; Jason Pritchard, 10th, 24:23.70; Rod Ireland, 14th, 25:04.19; B.J. Prince, 20th, 25:43.82; Jeff Osin- ga, 22nd, 25:57.91; Brandon Anger, 24th, 26:23.32; Jonathan Patch, 30th, 28:03.91; Andy Shaw, 32nd, 28:52.78. First place team. Senior Boys - 7.1km Craig McNay, 9th, 28:38.84; Ben Knorr, 12th, 30:58.31; Chris Burk- holder,15th, 32:01.58; Greg MacKen- zie, 20th, 35.11.98; Rowan Kerr, 21st, 35:12.83; Marc Nicholson,24th, 38:22.36. Third place team. . More results Continued from page 6 Atom Boys Matthew Dinning, 17th, 8:34.90 minutes; David Lisle, 19th, 8:49:16; Brett Coulthard, 20th, 8:51.67; Kevin Waechter, 24th, 9:17.51. Sixth place team. Bantam Boys Sjaan Gerth, 2nd, 9:54.83 minutes. In Search of Interested Players.... The Walkerton and District Men's Basketball 4 Competitive League Games take place on Wednesday nights et 7:00 p.m. at Walkerton °letrlct Secondary School. 11 you are Interested please call one of the following 1. Eugene Todd 1.800.265.5520 2. Bemfe Range 881-0625 3. Wingham Rec. Dept. 351-1208 Curling Season is 'approaching October Green Fee Special $10.00 Wingham Golf & Curling Club 357-2179 Tasha Mayer...finished the 4.9 -km senior girls race of the Madill Invitational cross-country meet last Wednesday in fourth place with a time of 22:31. SOLUTIONS ACROSS 1. Spa 4. Abo 7. Sheba 12. Dal 13. Cup 14. Coral 15. Academe 17. Acari 18. Bad 19. Nab 21. Ton 22. Ahab 24, Med 25. Sone 26. Cam 27, Parade .29. Enamor 31. Goaded 35. Stasis 37. ERA 38. Apes 41, CEO 42. Acer 43. SLR 44. Can 45. Ale 46. Sanaa 48. Sabbath 52. Acerb 53. EPA 54. Sma 55. Mesas 56. SOS 57. Eve SOLUTIONS DOWN 1. SDA 2. PAC 3. Alabama 4. Aced 5. Bum 6. Opener 7. Scab 8. Hoc 9. Erato 10. Baron 11. Aline 16. Dab 20. Adagio 22. Ace 23. Han 24. Maraca 25. Sea 27. Pot 28: DOS 30. Mss 32, Decease 33. Ere 34. DAR 36. Senses 38. Assam 39. Place 40. Ernes 42. Alb 44. Cabs 45. Abas 47. Ara 49. APO 50. TMV 51. Hae Howick-Turnberry Fall Fair October 6 & 7, 1995 Friday the 6th: 7:15 p.m. Fair Queen Contestants speeche•, 8:00 p.m. Official Opening 8:45 Crowning of Queen. 9:00 p.m. Pork Auction. ° Saturday the 7th: Horse Show, Amateur Entertainment, Midway, Tug Of War And Bale Rolling. Something for the Whole Family!!!!! Huron County Community Cancer Support Program invites interested persons to become volunteer support group leaders We are seeking cancer patients or their family members to facilitate supportive small groups dealing with cancer and related issues, in their home communities. Complete training will be provided and ongoing support will be avallable. If you are Interested in a leadership role, or if you would be interested in attending a support group in your community, please contact Mindy Gough at (519) 237-3892, collect if necessary. Or, contact Hospice of Huron at (519) 527-1850. Closing Date: October 13, 1995 Groups to being early November.